Love Nina's been going by there for years she has everything a Greek Lady needs for. baking cookies etc

Best Lahmajoon!! Always consistent and delicious every time we pick some up. Their cacik is good as well!

When ever I come through or visit in Fresno I habitually make sure to swing by. I've been going the Nina's for many, many years to get my Armenian food fix/taste of home

Nina's Bakery is absolutely a must visit for delicious, fresh, authentic Armenian Food and goodies! I have visited this awesome family owned business for years! We have had them cater events & grab market items for creating our own delicious Armenian Foods. I stopped by today in the late afternoon, and everything I wanted was fully stocked. In the refrigerated section, I got fresh Yalanchi, Tabouli, Eech, Baba Ganoush, and Hummus. All these were super delicious, & authentic - & these items I got happen to be Vegan! Being 100% Armenian, let me tell you, I have attended numerous events and their mezza (Armenian Appetizers) are either the ones being served, or they would rival anyone else's! I love that I can count on Nina's to stock my fridge with consistent, delicious flavors! Also picked up some pita bread and Chorag too! Other family faves from here are lahmajoon, tourshi, lavash, manti, & braided string cheese. FYI-The feel when you enter is very welcoming, and it's always nice to be greeted by a member of the family. You can often see the hard working employees in the back making fresh items too. Shelves are stocked & organized with pantry items, refrigerated, and freezer items as well. When I love something, I want others to know about it- so there ya go! Enjoy, go check them out!

Best Lahmajune I've ever had in my life, reminds me of my Mom's. That is a huge compliment as my mother was an excellent cook and owned a restaurant before I was born. The stuffed cabbage is delicious too. I lost my mother 35 years ago and this place and their delicious food brings back memories of her, with the smell of fresh made lahmajune and every delicious bite.

We always take 99 from LA so we can stop in Fresno at Nina's Bakery and load up the home freezer with lamajoon, kufta, boregs, gata, and other Armenian delights. Nina's is not a cafe but a bakery and market that sells products to take home. What they offer is as close to actual homemade as you can find. If you take the time to look around you may uncover something you haven't eaten in many years, like the delicious lentil (Vosbov) kufta we found last Monday. This type of cooking is a love letter from your youth if you're an Armenian American of a certain age. The ones who made it are vanishingly rare these days. Blessings on Nina's for keeping it alive.

It was great food. Only thing is the caterers were 45 minutes late to our event. Luckily it was okay but if it was a more serious event it wouldn't have slid so easily. I'm still giving 4 stars because the food tasted great but disappointed in what had happened

The BEST food!!! Friendly service Everything they make is amazing and it's all fresh and homemade everyday !!

I have been eating very clean recently and was dying for a dessert but couldn't think of what sounded good that wasn't junk. I wanted something very simple, very rich, and homemade. I drove around until I stumbled on a place that felt right and I adore that it was Ninas! My old boss used to order lahmajoon for our office and i remember it being so addicting. When I walked in I told the man upfront "I'm really wanting a dessert what do you suggest?" And he gave me a few options. He was so nice and helpful and not at all bothered by my novice curiosity. I ended up buying a small baklava and a small container of their butter/sugar cookies(I know how to say it but not how to spell! Hah-rah-bee-yah?). The cookies are sweet, simple, and very delicate. Not the best I've had but I know my kids will love them. The baklava on the other hand made me almost cry after one bite! Everything was labeled clearly, it was clean(stacked with lots of boxes of inventory along the window though), and well organized. There's a little doorway into the kitchen where you can see them baking and preparing! Arthur is the man who helped me and he said that they sell out of lahmajoon almost always. The spicy goes around midday and the regular usually around 5. So if you want it give it a try, time is of the essence!